DANISH NATIONAL RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1925, is the oldest Radio Symphony Orchestra in the world. Two conductors in particular have largely been responsible for building up the orchestra from the start: the legendary Fritz Busch, and the Russian Nicolai Malko, who is still honoured by the orchestra every third year at the International Malko Competition for Young Conductors. Many of this century's great conductors have conducted the orchestra, among them Paul Kletzki, Eugene Ormandy, Leopold Stokowsky, Bruno Walter, Rafael Kubelik, Sergio Celibidache, Vaclav Neumann, Daniel Barenboim, Paavo Berglund, Sixten Ehrling and Herbert Blomstedr. Other contemporary conductors of the orchestra include international top figures like Giuseppe Sinopoji, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Yuri Temirkanov, Gennady Rozhdesrvensky, Eyvgeny Sverlanov as well as Kurt Sanderling. In 1995 the German conductor Ulf Schirmer takes over as principal conductor of the orchestra. Leif Segerstam will be associated as honorary conductor, with Dmitri Kitaenko and Michael Schønwandt as principal guest conductors. Touring forms a major part of the orchestra's activities and includes regular visits to the United States and several European countries. Throughout the years countless recordings of the orchestra have been issued, the most recent including complete cycles of symphonies by Sibelius and Mahler on the Chandos label as well as numerous Danish works on the label Dacapo. The orchestra has just begun on a new collaboration with Decca and Ulf Schirmer on works by Carl Nielsen.
The Sparekassen Bikuben A/S (savings bank) is sponsor of the DNRSO and Choir.
For further information please visit dr.dk/koncerthuset.

Photo courtesy of Tine Juel
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| BENTZON, N.V.: Feature on Rene Descartes / COLDING-JORGENSEN: To Love Music |
BIS-CD-79 |
| BERG, G: Pastourelle / Cosmogonie / Aria |
DCCD 9007 |
| BORUP-JOSGENSEN: Sommasvit / Nordisk Sommerpastorale |
8.224030 |
| DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM - Dance Portrait (PAL) |
100174 |
| Danish Golden Age Music |
8.224020 |
| GUDMUNDSEN-HOLMGREEN: For Cello and Orchestra / Concerto Grosso / Frere Jacques |
8.224060 |
| GUDMUNDSEN-HOLMGREEN: Symphony-Antiphony / RASMUSSEN: Symphony in Time |
DCCD 9010 |
| HAMERIK, A.: Symphony No. 7 / Requiem (Stene, Danish National Radio Choir and Symphony Orchestra, Dausgaard) |
8.226033 |
| HARTMANN : Overtures |
8.224097 |
| HARTMANN, J.P.E.: Liden Kirsten (Little Christine) |
8.224106-07 |
| HARTMANN: Overtures |
8.226061 |
| HARTMANN: Symphonies Nos. 1 and 2 |
8.224042 |
| HOLMBOE: Cello Concerto / Benedic Domino / Quintet |
BIS-CD-78 |
| HOLMBOE: Chamber Concertos Nos. 4-6 |
8.224063 |
| King Frederik IX Conducts the Danish National Radio Symphony |
8.224158-59 |
| KOPPEL: Cello Concerto / NORHOLM: Violin Concerto |
BIS-CD-80 |
| KOPPEL: Moses |
8.224046 |
| KUHLAU: Elverhoj |
8.224053 |
| KUHLAU: Elverhoj |
DCCD 8902 |
| KUNZEN: Holger Danske |
8.224036-37 |
| KUNZEN: The Hallelujah of Creation |
8.224070 |
| LANGE-MULLER: Der var Engang |
8.224084 |
| LANGE-MULLER: Renaissance / I Alhambra |
8.224109 |
| LANGGAARD, R.: Symphonies Nos. 6, "Det Himmelrivende", 7 and 8, "Minder ved Amalienborg" (Danish National Symphony, Dausgaard) |
8.224180 |
| LANGGAARD, R.: Symphonies Nos. 9, "Fra Dronning Dagmars by", 10, "Hin Torden-bolig" and 11, "Ixion" (Danish National Symphony, Dausgaard) |
8.224182 |
| NIELSEN, C.: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 6 |
8.224169 |
| NIELSEN, C.: Symphonies Nos. 2 and 3 |
8.224126 |
| NIELSEN, C.: Symphonies Nos. 4 and 5 |
8.224156 |
| NIELSEN, C.: Symphonies, Vol. 1 - Nos. 1 and 6, "Sinfonia semplice" (Danish National Radio Symphony, Schonwandt) |
8.570737 |
| NIELSEN, C.: Symphonies, Vol. 2 - Nos. 2, "The 4 Temperaments" and 3, "Sinfonia espansiva" (Danish National Radio Symphony, Schonwandt) |
8.570738 |
| NIELSEN, C.: Symphonies, Vol. 3 - Nos. 4, "The Inextinguishable" and 5 (Danish National Radio Symphony, Schonwandt) |
8.570739 |
| NIELSEN, L.: Symphony No. 1 / From the Mountains |
8.224093 |
| NIELSEN, L.: Tower of Babel (The) / Forest Walk |
8.224157 |
| NORGARD, P.: Symphonies Nos. 3 and 7 (Danish National Radio Symphony, Dausgaard) |
6.220547 |
| NORGARD: Gilgamesh / Voyage into the Golden Screen |
DCCD 9001 |
| NORGARD: I Ching / XENAKIS: Psappha / GUDMUNDSEN-HOLMGREEN: Triptykon |
BIS-CD-256 |
| NORGARD: Luna / Symphony No. 3 / Twilight |
8.224041 |
| NORGARD: Lygtemaendene tager til byen / SORENSEN: Den lille havfrue |
8.226046 |
| NORGARD: Siddharta / Percussion Concerto, 'For a Change' |
8.224031-32 |
| NORGARD: Symphony No. 3 / Twilight |
DCCD 8901 |
| NORGARD: Viola Concerto, 'Remembering Child' / Between |
DCCD 9002 |
| RUDERS: Symphony No. 2 / Piano Concerto |
8.224125 |
| SCHNITTKE: Cello Concerto No. 1 / Klingende Buchstaben / 4 Hymns |
BIS-CD-507 |
| SEGERSTAM, L.: Symphony No. 18 in one thought / Epitaph No. 6 / Impressions of Nordic Nature No. 4 / Flower Bouquet No. 43E (Segerstam) |
ODE877-2 |
| SEGERSTAM: Symphony No. 16 / Nocturne |
BIS-CD-584 |
| SEGERSTAM: Symphony No. 17, Streamings in the Soul |
BIS-CD-684 |
| SEGERSTAM: Thoughts |
BIS-CD-583 |
| SORENSEN : Sterbende Garten / The Echoing Garden |
8.224039 |
| TARP: Te Deum / Symphony No. 7 / Piano Concerto |
DCCD 9005 |
| TCHAIKOVSKY, P.I.: Swan Lake (Studio Production, 1990) (PAL) |
100438 |
| ZEMLINSKY, A. von: Es war einmal … [Opera] |
C60019-2 |
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